WINSEM2013 14 CP0530 03 Mar 2014 RM01 Lecture 20 PPE Feed Water Treatment

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Need:

    Boiler makeup of 1.5 to 2% of total flow is required tobe replenished for loss of water.

    Fittings

    Bearings o er ow own

    Escape with condensable gases in deaerator, turbine glands,

    and other causes

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    feeding it in to the boiler 1. Prevention of hard scale formation on the heating

    surfaces

    2. Elimination of corrosion . ontro o carry-over to e m nate epos t on on super

    heater tubes, and

    4. Prevention of silica de osition and corrosion dama e

    to turbine blades

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    e Raw water s t ere ore F rst pre-treate an t en

    demineralized.

    For once throu h boilers and boilin water nuclear

    reactors, which require high water purity, a condensatepolishing system is used to further polish the water.

    Raw water contains a variety of impurities, such as

    (1). Suspended solids and turbidity

    2 . Or anics

    (3). Hardness- Salts of calcium and magnesium

    (4). Alkalinity- bicarbonates, carbonates and hydrates

    . , , (6). Silica

    (7). Dissolved gases- O2, CO2

    The extent of pre-treatment depends on the source of raw water.

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Externa reatment:

    First step of pre-treatment of boiler is clarification- water is

    chlorinated to revent biofoulin of e ui ment

    The suspended solids and turbidity are coagulated byadding special chemicals- Aluminum sulphate, Al2(SO4)3

    ,

    and Agitated

    The coagulated matter settles at the bottom of the clarifier

    If the turbidity of clarified effluent is high, positive filtration

    is needed.

    Both gravity filters and pressure type filters are used.

    The pressure difference across the filtering medium in an indication

    of solid accumulation

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    External Treatment:

    When it reaches a given limit, the solids are removed from

    t e e y ac was ng.

    The filtration by activated carbon can absorb organics and

    remove residual chlorine from chlorination rocess.

    The dissolved salts of calcium and magnesium - Hardness

    All scale forming impurities are calcium and magnesiumin the form of carbonates, bicarbonates, chlorides and

    sulphates.

    . The Softening of water can be done by lime-soda process,

    phosphate process, zeolite process and demineralization.

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Lime soda Process:

    n me so a so en ng , a c um an magnes um

    salts are removed using Lime(calcium hydroxide)

    When this process is carried out at normal raw

    water tem erature Cold Process- softenin

    When this process is carried out at near boiling

    oint Hot Process- softenin

    Hot process is preferred for boiler water treatment

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Lime soda Process:

    e represen a ve reac ons are

    Ca(HCO3)2 + Ca(OH)2 = 2CaCO3 + 2H2O

    g 2 + a 2 = g 2 + a 2

    MgSO4 + Ca(OH)2 = Mg(OH)2 + CaSO4 CaSO4 + Na2CO3 = CaCO3 + Na2SO4

    CaCl2 + Na2CO3 = CaCO3 + 2NaCl

    The Calcium carbonate and magnesium hydroxideare insoluble in water and settles to the bottom of

    e vesse

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Hot phosphate softening:

    e ca c um an magnes um ar ness s remove

    by using phosphate and caustic soda

    3 4 2

    hydroxide are precipitatedo

    and above

    phosphate softening

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Hot phosphate reactions are:

    a 3 a a2 3 2

    a 3 + a3 4 = a3 4 + a2 3

    3 2 2 2 3 2

    4 3 4 3 4 2 2 4

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Sodium Zeolite Softening:

    a er can e so ene y pass ng roug a e

    of sodium zeolite, the cations of calcium and

    CaCO3 + NaZ = CaZ + Na2CO3

    MgSO4 + Na2Z = MgZ + Na2SO4

    Ca(HCO3)2 + Na2Z = CaZ + Na2(HCO3)2

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    The softening capacity of the bed can be

    CaZ + 2NaCl = Na2Z + CaCl2

    MgZ + 2NaCl = Na2

    Z + MgCl2

    e eo e so en ng s no ea or o ow ng

    reasons:

    .on zeolites

    .

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    The Zeolite softening is not ideal for following

    3. There can be silica gain in water from the zeolite

    . ,

    corrosive.

    use of evaporators may be more effective.

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Hydrogen Zeolite softening:

    en wa er con a n ng ca c um, magnes um an

    sodium ions is passed through a hydrogen zeolite,

    bicarbonate, sulphate, chloride and nitrate radicals

    are converted to their respective acids. (Ca) (Ca)

    M HCO + H Z = M Z + 2H CO

    (Na2) (Na2)

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    (Ca) (Ca)

    g 4 2 g 2 4

    (Na2) (Na2)

    When the hydrogen zeolite becomes exhausted, its ac was e an regenera e w ac .

    After being rinsed, it is ready for use again. The

    . Mgz + H2SO4 = H2Z + MgSO4

    a 2 4 2 a 4

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Anion Exchangers:

    n on exc angers can remove e an on e

    chlorides , sulphates and nitrates (acid form)

    materials which absorb them.

    The reactions are

    2HCl + RCO3 = RCl2 + H2CO3

    + = +

    2HNO3 + RCO3 = R(NCO3)2 + H2CO3

    .

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Anion Exchangers:

    en e ac c wa er s spraye n a s ower o

    expose large surface area, the carbon dioxide is gas

    H2CO3 CO2 + H2O

    ,

    regenerated by backwashing with soda ash

    + = +

    RSO4 + Na2CO3 = RCO3 + Na2SO4

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Dem nera z ng P ant:

    The process of removing dissolved solids in water by

    .

    Two types of resins, cation and anion are used

    hydrogen ion is exchanged for cations calcium,

    magnesium and sodium. The anion resins adsorb the anions chlorides, nitrates

    and sulphates.

    Both ion exchange process are reversible, and resinsare restored to their original form by regeneration

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    Dem nera z ng P ant:

    A typical Demineralizing plant consists of a cation

    , ,

    silica adsorber in series

    In the de asifier carbon dioxide as is removed b

    aeration.

    Silica in water is very detrimental at high pressure. Magnesium hydroxide is often used to adsorb silica

    from water.

    The dissolved solids from makeup water is removed byreverse osmosis or electrodyalysis.

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    Boiler Feed Water Treatment:

    High quality water is produced by demineralizing systems,

    but the treated water can pickup impurities due to

    condenser leakage from the circulating water and iron and

    copper from pipelines.

    condensate through large demineralizing vessel, called

    mixed bed units, which contain both cation and anionresins.

    The resins not only remove dissolved salts, but also acts as

    Power plants using once through boilers and nuclear

    reactors require high quality of water and use condensate

    polishing system.